• "disabled" : the frame when the button is disabled.
• "down" : the frame when the button is down.
• "over" : the frame when the button is over.
• "up" : the first frame when the button is up.

The stop() method is call in the first frame of the component when the constructor is launched.

Example :

     package examples 
     {
         import graphics.transitions.TweenRange;
         import graphics.transitions.easing.Bounce;
         
         import system.events.ActionEvent;
         import system.numeric.Range;
         
         import flash.display.Sprite;
         
         public class ExampleTweenRange extends Sprite
         {
             public function ExampleTweenRange()
             {
                 range = new Range( 100 , 200 ) ;
                 
                 tween = new TweenRange ( range , Bounce.easeOut, 24, false ) ;
                 
                 tween.addEventListener( ActionEvent.CHANGE , change ) ;
                 
                 tween.run() ;
             }
             
             public var range:Range ;
             
             public var tween:TweenRange ;
             
             public function change( e:ActionEvent ):void
             {
                 trace( tween.position ) ;
             }
         }
     }